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International Estate Planning, Second Edition

Comprehensive guide to U.S. estate and income taxation of foreign nationals that also includes chapters devoted to specific foreign countries.


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    Designed for estate planning specialists and financial planners, International Estate Planning covers U.S. legal issues affecting estates, such as taxation, conflict of laws, community property and asset protection trusts.

    This publication also provides analysis of selected countries chosen for their importance as potential sites for establishment of trusts or other investment vehicles (e.g., Bermuda and Liechtenstein), and as possible residences for U.S. nationals for business purposes. Each chapter is written by an expert in that country.

  • U.S. estate, gift and income taxation of nonresident aliens
  • U.S. citizens with alien spouses - Qualified Domestic Trusts (QDOTs)
  • U.S. income taxation of foreign trusts
  • Separate chapters on U.S. tax treatment of foreign executives temporarily posted in the United States and of U.S. executives temporarily posted abroad
  • Conflict of laws rules used to determine which country's descent laws and taxes apply to specific dispositions of property
  • Use of trusts to safeguard assets
  • Will drafting for multiple jurisdictions, with suggested forms
  • Effect of treaties on estate planning

    First published in 1992, second edition published in 1999.

    • Chapter 1: U.S. Estate, Gift and Generation-Skipping Transfer Taxation of Nonresident Aliens
    Chapter 2: Income Tax Aspects of Estate Planning for the Nonresident Alien
    Chapter 3: Marital Deduction Planning for Citizens and Residents with Non-Citizen Spouses
    Chapter 4: U.S. Income Taxation of Foreign Trusts
    Chapter 5: Conflict of Laws Issues in the Succession of International Estates
    Chapter 6: Multijurisdictional and Separate Situs Wills
    Chapter 7: Community Property Issues Confronting Migratory Residents of the States of the United States
    Chapter 8: Trusts Under Civil Law Jurisdictions
    Chapter 9: Asset Protection Trusts for U.S. and Foreign Persons
    Chapter 10: Reporting and Disclosure Requirements for Foreign Persons
    Chapter 11: U.S. Legal Issues Affecting Foreign Executives on Temporary Assignment to the United States
    Chapter 12: U.S. Legal Issues Affecting U.S. Executives on Temporary Assignment Abroad
    Chapter 13: The Charitable Contribution Deduction Under United States Federal Tax Law
    Chapter 14: International Tax and Regulatory Treatment of Money Laundering and Offshore Tax Havens
    Chapter 15: Canada
    Chapter 16: England and Wales
    Chapter 17: Switzerland
    Chapter 18: Germany
    Chapter 19: Japan
    Chapter 20: Bermuda
    Chapter 21: Liechtenstein
    Chapter 22: Colombia
    Chapter 23: Venezuela
    Chapter 24: South Africa
    Chapter 25: France
    Chapter 26: Mexico

     

    Christensen III, Henry


    Henry Christensen III is a partner in the law firm of McDermott Will & Emery LLP and is based in the Firm's New York office. He heads the private client practice in New York, as well as the international private client practice, which opened a London practice in 2009. Mr. Christensen has more than 35 years experience in private client and estate planning work. Mr. Christensen is one of the most prominent private client attorneys in New York and is especially well known in the area of international estate planning. He represents some of the wealthiest individuals and families in the United States and around the world. He advises families and their closely held businesses on such legal matters as U.S. and foreign tax planning and disputes, wealth transfers, company structure, charitable foundations, the merging and selling of private companies, and trust and estate matters, including fiduciaries and individuals in disputes. He conducts an active Surrogate’s Court and Tax Court litigation practice, and his practice also includes tax, tax controversy, tax exempt organizations, corporate, litigation and cross-border work. He represents well-known families in England, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela, among other countries, and has a very extensive practice in cross-border and multinational tax and estate planning advice for 21st century families with family members subject to differing tax regimes. Mr. Christensen is immediate past president of the International Academy of Trust and Estate Counsel, a member of Board of Regents of the American College of Trust & Estate Counsel (ACTEC), and an adjunct professor of NYU Law School and the University of Miami Law School, teaching international estate planning. He regularly lectures throughout the United States and internationally on developments in U.S. and international taxation, disputes resolution, anti-money laundering and other current topics important to the profession.

     

 
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